Prince Harry's unfortunate dressing up in a Nazi uniform in 2005 is highlighted in the new episodes of The Crown, released today.
Imelda Staunton, as Queen, asks Tony Blair for advice and asks, 'Where's the judgement? The swastika bracelet, two weeks before Holocaust Memorial Day?'
Jonathan Pryce as Prince Philip adds: 'His father (Charles) made him muck out pigs as punishment.' Philip calls the costume rental shop and tells them what he thinks, adding, “The uniform was wrong. The German Afrika Korps never wore swastikas.'
Will Harry, who admits to fact-checking the show, give Netflix a notebook of corrections?
Prince Harry's unfortunate dressing up in a Nazi uniform in 2005 is highlighted in new episodes of The Crown, released today
Luther Ford plays Prince Harry and Ed McVey plays Prince William in the final season of The Crown
Has Leveling Up Minister Michael Gove taken a particular interest in health matters since catching the eye of firecracker Dr Saira Ghafur, from the Institute of Global Health Innovation at Imperial College London?
Saira is also an honorary consultant at Imperial's NHS Trust. “Reach out to people and talk to them about things you're interested in,” she responded when asked for her advice for students. 'You never know where a conversation will lead.'
Dawn French clearly didn't consult Debrett's etiquette guide while making plans for her Christmas party with 30 friends.
“That's a lot to think about and when they arrive I'm already overwhelmed,” she explains.
“So I take a bath and everyone understands. Obviously not during the main meal, but shortly afterwards. They actually find it quite antisocial, but they have now accepted this from me because it will never change.'
Maybe next year, Dawn, you can have the turkey and ham flowing on board from the tap.
Dawn French clearly didn't consult Debrett's etiquette guide while planning her Christmas party with 30 friends
Wearing 1960s corsets for her role as stunning secretary Joan Harris in Mad Men, Christina Hendricks (pictured) has kitted out for her role in Apple TV+'s The Buccaneers.
“Period underwear is second nature to me,” she says of the corsets for Edith Wharton's story.
'But the Victorian bustle and enormous skirt were much more challenging to wear than the corset. You take up so much space and you feel trapped because if you make a sudden move you could trip.”
And does she still get leftovers from Mad Men? “Not much,” she says. 'Some days I get £21.'
Christina Hendricks says wearing a Victorian bustle and a huge skirt is much more challenging than wearing 1960s corsets for her role as Joan Harris in Mad Men
Sophie Raworth and Fiona Bruce were on Clive Myrie's wish list for Celebrity Mastermind this Christmas, but only one newsreader – Jane Hill – succumbed to his flattery.
Does she regret it? “I'm not exaggerating,” says Jane, who answered questions about Abba. “It was the most nervous I've ever been!”
Benjamin Zephaniah, who accused Cambridge's Trinity College of 'coming out' after it withdrew his fellowship offer in 1986 (Photo: Benjamin Zephaniah after receiving an honorary doctorate from the University of Hull)
Valedictorian Benjamin Zephaniah, who accused Cambridge's Trinity College of 'being out of the closet' after it withdrew its offer of a fellowship in 1986 because no one wanted to offend the King Charles graduate.
Dons had heart palpitations with Benjamin's tune about Diana: 'The day that/ I met Lady/ Di/ I was/ Happy. No/ I'm lying./ My stomach hurt/ I didn't want to fart around Royalty.”